Set up a Hypercolor spatial layout and scene for a PC build from scratch: research the case's real dimensions, inventory the connected controllers and devices, interview the owner about what hangs on each port and where it sits, generate the attachment bindings, layout, and scene with the bundled generator, then dial the result in on the lit hardware until every fan, strip, strimer, LCD, and RAM stick animates in the right place and direction. Use this whenever someone wants their case, rig, PC, or build "mapped", "laid out", "set up", "onboarded", or "auto-configured" in Hypercolor, asks why a device animates backwards or upside down, wants to add a new controller or case to an existing layout, or mentions a case model (O11D, Hyte Y70, NZXT H9, Lancool, Torrent), a hub (Nollie, Uni Hub, iCUE LINK, L-Connect), or Strimer cables together with layout or positioning. Also use it when a device is missing from Hypercolor: "unsupported device", "device not found", "not detected", "nothing drives my X", anything about OpenRGB (install it, bridge a device through it, "OpenRGB sees it but Hypercolor doesn't"), or a request to "request support" for hardware. The coverage phase decides native driver, OpenRGB bridge, or a prefilled support request per device. Works with the REST API, the MCP tools, and the `hypercolor` CLI; it never needs the source tree.
